Sentences with phrase «catch the train heading»

If you catch a train heading north from New York City, you're bound to enjoy a view of the Tappan Zee Bridge spanning the mighty Hudson River's second - widest point.

We had a 3 a.m. wake up call at the hotel to finish packing our bags for the hike, and then at 4 a.m. our driver came to pick us up and take us all the way to Ollantaytambo where would catch the train heading towards Aguas Calientes.

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But, if you're really heartbroken about the loss of this «chew chew» train you could always head to Disneyland over the next few weeks to catch its last ride around the track.

Now headed to the board of Eutelsat Communications, the former head of Peugeot was said to catch the 4 a.m. train from Dijon to Paris, and would finish up a briefing paper within minutes of arriving to his office at 7 a.m..

To have a happy traveling experience as a family, it takes more planning than tossing on a couple of backpacks and heading out the door to catch the next train.

They don't watch the local news to catch the re-cap because they are either heading to a second job or shuttling a kid to some school or sports event / training.

That means hustling like you're heading to a Lululemon sale, but not quite as fast as you'd book it trying to catch a train.

That night after grabbing drinks we stayed at Rad's and then woke up the next morning and headed back to Liverpool where we caught our train to Edinburgh!

► Several teenagers confront three other teens in a train car and fistfights erupt with punching, kicking, choking and slamming of bodies onto walls and floors: a teen girl punches a young man for leering at her (we see a few scrapes on teen girls and teen boys), a teen boy pulls a knife and another boy takes it from him and stabs him multiple times below the frame while a young man holds a teen girl's head out the boxcar door, choking her (she gags) and trying to toss her out, but another young man pulls him away; during one fistfight the arm of a young man catches against a pole outside the boxcar as the train passes and the young man screams (it is implied that he lost his arm, but we do not see this).

On the run from the law, Thornhill heads to Grand Central and catches a Chicago - bound train.

He swings down onto the cable... no use trying to catch up with him by sliding... Instinctively, in the mode they used in training camp, he starts swinging from the cable by his hands, heading down swing by swing, keeping his eyes on his slurry gray - brown quarry... His arms, his shoulders, the palms of his hands — agony!

Alberto, the guide - in - training, chased after the viper, caught it, and then cut it's head off saying one bite from the little guy could kill a human in less than two minutes.

My question for you is how much time did you get to spend at Machu Picchu after the guided tour before you had to head back down to catch the train?

Travelers heading to Newark Liberty International Airport will be able to take a single train from Manhattan to catch a flight, but they will have to wait until 2024 to do so.

Travelers heading to Newark Liberty International Airport will be able to take a single train from Manhattan to catch a...

But, if you're really heartbroken about the loss of this «chew chew» train you could always head to Disneyland over the next few weeks to catch its last ride around the track.

Even if you're not planning on taking a train anywhere during your stay in Antwerp, it's well worth heading to Antwerp Central just to catch a view of the ornate roof and ceiling stunning towers, and all round general beauty.

Samurai Training had one player decided by random hold a «katana» over their head while the other tried to catch it (you «clapped» the Joy - Con to simulate this) when it was swung down.

You should train here as you catch, defeating any duplicates you encounter and heading back to Viridian to heal when needed, because after you have finally caught all the Pokemon you want here, if you continue along this path you'll find Blue, and be challenged to a (n optional) battle.

I took the kids to swimming and sushi train (with lemon meringue gelato for desert) on Tuesday; caught up with the divine Ken and Netty for Thai and a little too much pinot gris on Wednesday; went for a walk with the lovely Fee on Thursday; got my hair cut and headed to the pub with the Kidspot gang on Friday; hung with the kids watching movies and baking muffins on Saturday...